And the superheroic year 2024 ends as it began, with a final failure of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe… Yesterday, during the Thursday previews, Kraven the Hunter raised $2 million in the United States, less than Venom : The Last Dance (8.5 million) and Morbius (5.7 million). This is therefore the worst result in the history of the SSU – Madame Web did not benefit from previews – and it is even the worst start in history for a Marvel/DC Comics live action production, putting aside the releases of the Covidian era (The New Mutants : 0.75 million). Suffice to say that the carrots are cooked at home, with a catastrophic first weekend which should barely match that ofElektra (12.8 million). PS: because bidding together is always better, The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim only raised $625,000 during its previews…
Thursday sessions and midnight sessions (top 10):
Avengers : Endgame – $60 millions
Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $57 million
Spider-Man : No Way Home – $50 millions
Star Wars: The Last Jedi – $45 million
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 – $43.5 million (midnight showings)
Star Wars : L’Ascension de Skywalker – $40 millions
Avengers : Infinity War – $39 millions
Deadpool & Wolverine – $38.5 millions
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – $36 millions
The Dark Knight Rises – $30.6 million (midnight screenings)
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Thor : Love and Thunder – $29 millions
Black Panther : Wakanda Forever – $28 millions
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – $27.7 million
Avengers – Age of Ultron – $27.6 million
Black Panther – $25.2 millions
Captain America : Civil War – $25 millions
Captain Marvel : 20.7 millions
Suicide Squad – $20.5 millions
Avengers – $18.7 million (midnight screenings)
Deadpool 2 – $18.6 millions
The Dark Knight – $18.5 million (midnight screenings)
The Batman – $17.6 million (+$4 million Tuesday and Wednesday)
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – $17.5 million
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – $17.5 million
Spider-Man : Across the Spider-Verse – $17.35 millions
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 – $17 million
Iron Man 3 – $15.6 millions
Spider-Man – Homecoming – $15.4 millions
Thor : Ragnarok – $14.5 millions
Joker – $13.3 millions
Black Widow – $13.2 millions
Justice League – $13 millions
Deadpool – $12.7 millions
Venom : Let There Be Carnage – $11.6 millions
Ant-Man and the Wasp – $11.5 million
Guardians of the Galaxy – $11.2 million
Wonder Woman – $11 millions
Captain America: The Winter Soldier – $10.2 million
Spider-Man 3 – $10 million (midnight screenings)
Venom – $10 million
The Flash – $9.7 millions
The Eternals – $9.5 million
Logan – $9.5 millions
Doctor Strange – $9.4 millions
Man of Steel – $9 million (midnight screenings + $12 million in Walmart tickets)
Aquaman – $9 millions (+ $4.7 millions de tickets Amazon Prime)
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings – $8.8 million
The Amazing Spider-Man: A Hero’s Fate – $8.7 million
Venom : The Last Dance – $8.5 millions
X-Men : Apocalypse – $8.2 millions
X-Men : Days of Future Past – $8.1 millions
Black Adam – $7.6 millions
Iron Man 2 – $7.5 million (midnight screenings)
The Amazing Spider-Man – $7.5 million (midnight screenings)
Thor: The Dark World – $7.1 million
Spider-Man – $7 million (midnight screenings)
Joker: Folie à deux – $7 million
The Marvels – $6.6 millions
Ant-Man – $6.4 millions
Shazam – $5.9 million (+ $3.3 million in Fandango tickets)
X-Men: The Last Stand – $5.9 million (midnight screenings)
Morbius – $5.7 millions
X-Men Origins: Wolverine – $5 million (midnight screenings)
Spider-Man 2 – 5 million (midnight screenings)
X-Men : Dark Phoenix – $5 millions
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom – $4.5 million
The Suicide Squad – $4.1 millions
Captain America: First Avenger – $4 million (midnight screenings)
Wolverine: Battle of the Undying – $4 million
Birds of Prey – $4 millions
Iron Man – $3.5 million (midnight screenings)
Spider-Man : Into the Spider-Verse – $3.5 millions
X-Men: The Beginning – $3.4 million (midnight screenings)
Shazam: Rage of the Gods – $3.4 million
Blue Beetle – $3.3 millions
Thor – $3.25 million (midnight screenings)
Spider-Man – Far From Home – $2.9 million (midnight screenings)
LEGO Batman: The Movie – $2.2 million
Krypto and the Super Beasts – $2.2 million
KRAVEN THE HUNTER – $2 MILLLIONS
The New Heroes – $1.4 million
Teen Titans GO! to the Movies – $1 million
The New Mutants – $0.75 million
The Incredible Hulk – $??? million (midnight screenings)
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Kraven the Hunter is made by J.C. Chandor and is released in France on December 18, 2024, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Sergei Kravinoff/Kraven the Hunter), Ariana DeBose (Calypso Ezile), Fred Hechinger (Dmitri Smerdyakov/Chameleon), Alessandro Nivola (Aleksei Sytsevich/Rhino), Christopher Abbott (The Foreigner) et Russell Crowe (Nikolai Kravinoff).
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